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The 2026 season brings departures of key players from title‑winning teams, the return of standout talent, and realignment that reshapes traditional rivalries.
A look at the key position competitions shaping UCLA’s attempt to rebound from recent struggles
With most players newcomers and no returning starters, Iowa State’s 2026 squad is forging a culture of selflessness and collective success under Coach Jimmy Rogers.
The Bulldogs open preseason August 6 at the Leo Seal Jr. Football Complex, with Coach Jeff Lebby in his third year, a revamped receiving corps, and a competitive quarterback battle ahead of the September 5 opener against Louisiana‑Monroe.
Arch Manning's debut practice under Steve Sarkisian highlights his efficiency, rapport with receivers, and the competitive quarterback room as Texas readies for its September 5 opener against Texas State.
The days until the 2026 TCU football opener against North Carolina match the jersey number of halfback Jim Swink, whose career spanned gridiron glory, medical service, and lasting Hall of Fame recognition.
First‑year coach JaMarcus Shephard launches Oregon State’s fall camp with a culture built on incremental improvement, shared stories and intentional bonding, aiming for a lasting program legacy.
UCLA’s 2026 football campaign opens with high hopes as new leadership and a talent‑laden roster aim to translate preseason buzz into on‑field impact.
With over 80 new faces and a fresh coaching direction, the Cyclones are focusing on chemistry, situational awareness and injury prevention as they prepare for their season opener against Southeast Missouri at Jack Trice Stadium.
The Cyclones are entering fall camp focused on building a strong defense, especially at linebacker, after a wave of transfers and the arrival of head coach Jimmy Rogers.
An exploration of the Hall of Fame's most glaring omissions, focusing on coaches with multiple Super Bowl titles and players whose statistical dominance and influence have been consistently ignored.
Greg McMahon, a former New Orleans Saints and LSU special teams coordinator, surprised Florida head coach Jon Sumrall by returning to the Gators staff for the 2024 season. His extensive background and prior retirements have sparked a strategic move to retain seasoned expertise within the program.
The Wildcats enter their 12th season under veteran coach Matt LeZotte, moving up to Class 7A with a balanced offense, veteran defense and strong community support.
The Wildcats’ 2026 campaign hinges on quarterback Avery Johnson’s resurgence, the emergence of tight end Linkon Cure, and a defensive overhaul led by transfers and newcomers, all orchestrated by first‑time head coach Collin Klein.
After a decade‑plus tenure that produced a program‑record 57 wins and seven playoff runs, Tim Small is trading the sidelines for an administrative post, leaving the Wildcats in capable hands under interim head coach Joe Austin.
After a 4-8 season, Ball State is banking on a revamped roster, a fierce quarterback competition and a fortified defense to break a long drought of conference titles and bowl appearances.
Christian Jones’s first season as head coach turned Dover’s football program from obscurity to a competitive force, attracting Division I interest and fostering a community‑wide sense of pride.
The US LBM Coaches Poll places Ohio State at No.1, sparking discussion over SEC depth versus Big Ten's recent championship streak.
The North Carolina Tar Heels will face TCU on August 29 in Dublin, kicking off a season marked by a massive influx of newcomers and the return of ACC sacks leader Melkart Abou Jaoude under coach Bill Belichick.
The Wildcats are poised for a pivotal 2026 campaign, with quarterback Avery Johnson, tight end Linkon Cure, and a revamped defense led by newcomers like Elijah Hill and transfer Wendell Gregory.
After a disappointing 2‑10 finish, Purdue is banking on fresh leadership, healthier rosters and strategic additions to mount a postseason push.
A look at the five players poised for a breakout in 2026 fantasy football, and the factors that could keep them from reaching their projected ceilings.
Milton High’s football program celebrated a dominant 2025 season, and now prepares for a demanding 2026 slate that includes a high‑profile non‑league opener against Marshfield.
The 2025 season saw Ashland High School finish with nine wins and a Division 4 quarterfinal berth, driven by a senior‑laden roster and standout performances from Kevin Ozulumba and Patrick St. Peter. As the team shifts focus to 2026, local rivals await.